The practice — Bath, since 2004

Three people,
one office, one
market

We opened above a framer’s shop on Brock Street with two desks and a borrowed telephone. Twenty-two years later we are still on Brock Street, and still small on purpose.

Marianne Halloway

Marianne Halloway

Founding partner · Sales

Twenty-six years selling Georgian Bath, eleven of them at a national agency before she left to do it properly. Handles the city terraces and every valuation above two million.

01225 448 204 · [email protected]

Tobias Vane

Tobias Vane

Partner · Country

A chartered surveyor before he was an agent, which is why he asks about the roof before he asks about the kitchen. Covers the valleys, the barns and anything with land attached.

01225 448 206 · [email protected]

Adeola Oyelaran

Adeola Oyelaran

Head of lettings

Runs a managed portfolio of ninety-four properties and knows every boiler in it by name. If you are letting a house in Bath, start here.

01225 448 209 · [email protected]

Area notes

Two markets,
ten minutes apart

Price ranges are what we have actually achieved in the last twelve months, not what the portals are asking.

A long Georgian terrace climbing a Bath hillside

Lansdown & the Georgian city

The crescents, circuses and terraces built between 1760 and 1830, almost all of them listed. Buyers come for the proportions and stay for the light; they should also come prepared for sash windows, lime mortar and a conservation officer who has opinions.

Stock is tight. A well-presented five-bedroom terrace house rarely sits for more than six weeks.

Terrace house £850k–£2.4m Flat £340k–£900k Avg. 41 days to offer
A weathered stone doorcase with a panelled front door

Widcombe & the southern slopes

Village in character, eight minutes on foot from Bath Spa station, and consistently the part of the city buyers discover second and prefer. Smaller houses, longer gardens, and a hill that keeps the traffic out.

The valleys beyond — Monkton Combe, Wraxall, Combe Down — run to larger houses with land, and a slower market that rewards patience on both sides.

Cottage £480k–£900k Village house £900k–£3.5m Avg. 63 days to offer

Book a valuation

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camera, no charge

Tell us where the house is and we will come and look at it. If it is not right for us we will say so, and tell you who is.

We reply the same working day. This form is a demonstration and does not send anything.

Office18 Brock Street, Bath BA1 2LN
Telephone01225 448 200
Monday to Friday9am – 6pm
Saturday10am – 3pm
SundayBy appointment

Parking on Brock Street is permit-only. The Charlotte Street car park is four minutes away and the office will validate two hours of it.

Halloway & Vane is regulated by Propertymark and a member of The Property Ombudsman scheme. Client money is protected under scheme reference C0142881.